Where thousands of peaks form a forest, the sun shines brightly over Qianxinan. Recently, the "Global Students Tour Qianxinan" activity was officially launched. A 100-member team consisting of Chinese and foreign students and several young cultural observers set off on the journey. They will step into the mountains and rivers of Qianxinan, Guizhou, to decode the geological legends and cultural codes of the karst secret land. 19 Chinese and foreign students from our university participated in this activity, embarking on this cross-border journey of nature and humanities together.

"I love the beautiful scenery and natural landscapes of Guizhou the most. The destination I look forward to the most on this trip is Huajiang Canyon Bridge, because I know it is currently the highest bridge in the world," said Ping Zhiyuan, an Afghan international student studying at our university, excitedly.

"I have heard that there are many beautiful places in Qianxinan, Guizhou. This trip is a rare opportunity for us," said Junjie, a Sudanese international student also studying at our university, who spoke highly of the high-speed rail experience and Guizhou tea. He said he would recommend Guizhou’s fine tea to his own country, so that his family and friends could also taste the mellow tea fragrance from Guizhou, China.

This "Global Students" program is an important part of Qianxinan’s systematic expansion of the international youth exchange network. In the future, relying on its unique ethnic festivals and natural resources, the local area will design a series of cultural experiences around the four seasons, and continuously build an internationally attractive youth travel destination.